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Discussion in 'Prime' started by bartage, May 6, 2009.

  1. Falcone

    Falcone Bobtail Member

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    How far does Prime go back into your work history? How many years?
     
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  3. Boy Howdey

    Boy Howdey Medium Load Member

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    Federal law mandates Prime or any trucking company go back ten years.
     
  4. ironpony

    ironpony Road Train Member

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    Ten years for experienced drivers. For students or inexperienced drivers who haven't held a job in the industry, they'll want 3 years of employment history. Be prepared to document your work history with W2's, a tax return, etc... they don't like being surprised by someone trying to hide previous driving experience. Especially if there's tickets, crashes, etc.
     
  5. briarhopper

    briarhopper Light Load Member

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    I think it says something good about Prime and/or IP that there is still a thread going after 368+ pages. I read the first 50 and couldn't wait to see how it turned out so I skipped to the end, as if I was reading a good mystery book. Only 320 more pages of posts to go.

    I put in an app last night and am waiting to hear back. I posted some questions on this Prime tanker thread http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/prime/209600-prime-tanker-experience-so-far.html as I was interested in the tanker side of Prime. A couple of questions there have already been answered here, I think.

    Appreciate all the good straight-up info I have come across in this thread so far.
     
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  6. PChase

    PChase Road Train Member

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    Anyone here ever haul dead cluckers out of Hope Arkansas? I have an ugly issue with my load
     
  7. sazook

    sazook Road Train Member

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    They forgot to kill them? :biggrin_25524:
     
  8. PChase

    PChase Road Train Member

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    lol, no. I got the trailer and it was already loaded and sealed. I had to drop the temp from 0 to -10 per FM. I got to my 90 and a pallet was slightly slumped a bit and there is a mess of clucker goo in the floor. From the sheer amount if it I just hope it's residual ick from the loaders at the 01
     
  9. ironpony

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    You'll never have the joy of pullin' a load of bleeding combos out of Plainview. Bleeds a bucket every time you stop... :biggrin_25521:
     
  10. snowman1

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  11. Highway101

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    LOL, Pulled 2 loads of Chicken left overs into the Pet Solutions plant in AR, both were 1 shift runs. Thank God as I left a trail of chicken Goo everywhere I went. Both loads were drop and hook at the 90, I think it would have taken a shift just to wash out the trailers after unloading.
     
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